System optimizer tool

[Andili]

Hi everybody,

I was just wondering if there is a software to check if my G75 runs perfectly.






cheers Andy

[Fire]

seriously???

[Andili]

yap?
And id like you to take this question ''seriously''

I have a very intense job so the only thing i want to do is to switch on my laptop, relax and play a game!
And, no i am not a ''drivers Specialist'' so please if you dont mind just tell me what tool i should be looking for.


Thanks

[Area_66]

this kind of software is the best way to make your notebook not work properly anymore. And this is a very serious reply. If you want to keep ypur G75 running well, avoid install crap free software from C-Net and others.

[Andili]

ok wait i think i described it the wrong way.

What i mean is a tool from nvidia, Asus or from Windows!

I recently had to install the full version of windows office 2010, since then it seems like my system is running very slow.
I know that it is due to Win. Office but i was wondering if there is a tool which would organize my system.


I would never use programs like registry mechanic etc.

[Apexing]

not really any program like that, which checks if system is optimal.
easiest thing is hold windowskey and press R. tyoe in msconfig, and disable items from the start tab that you arnt using.

[Andili]

ah ok

Will try that


Thanks Apexing

[Greavol28]

I've been using Advanced System Optimizer from http://www.systweak.com/aso/ Good program to keep your laptop in perfect order. It also includes a driver updater that once saved my laptop from being sent for RMA. The nvidia drivers could not be installed because the program could not detect my GPU. The driver updater in that program managed to find drivers and got things working again. I can really recommend this program to everyone.

[GottiBoi55]

Andili wrote:
Hi everybody,

I was just wondering if there is a software to check if my G75 runs perfectly.






cheers Andy

Best things to do to keep your system running well.

1. Keep things up to date

2. Defrage your HDD drive once a week, or if you have a SSD run drive optimizer once a week.

3. Keep you drive clean (take out the garbage) use a good system drive cleaner like CCleaner>>>>download/standard here

[davegeeit]

Generally, every application consumes a large memory space and ultimately slows down your system performance. If application is useless, then you better uninstall it, so that you could use valuable RAM memory space. Sometimes, users get frustrated due to slow performance of the system, but now it’s possible to optimize the system speed by using RecoveryFix Memory Optimizer tool. The tool has been developed to help you free up and tune up the physical memory consumed by useless applications without wasting any time.

Thanks